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AN IN-VIVO METHOD TO STUDY INHIBITORS AND ENHANCERS OF MYELINATION DURING DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAT SCIATIC-NERVE
Authors: MEINTANIS S MATSAS R GREENSMITH L MIRSKY R JESSEN KR
Citation: S. Meintanis et al., AN IN-VIVO METHOD TO STUDY INHIBITORS AND ENHANCERS OF MYELINATION DURING DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAT SCIATIC-NERVE, European journal of neuroscience, 10, 1998, pp. 14521-14521
MOTONEURONS INNERVATING PARTIALLY DENERVATED RAT HINDLIMB MUSCLES REMAIN SUSCEPTIBLE TO AXOTOMY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH
Authors: HARDING DI GREENSMITH L ANDERSON PN VRBOVA G
Citation: Di. Harding et al., MOTONEURONS INNERVATING PARTIALLY DENERVATED RAT HINDLIMB MUSCLES REMAIN SUSCEPTIBLE TO AXOTOMY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH, Neuroscience, 86(1), 1998, pp. 291-299
MECHANICAL-ACTIVITY IS NECESSARY FOR THE ELIMINATION OF POLYNEURONAL INNERVATION OF DEVELOPING RAT SOLEUS MUSCLES
Authors: GREENSMITH L HARDING DI MEYER MP VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et al., MECHANICAL-ACTIVITY IS NECESSARY FOR THE ELIMINATION OF POLYNEURONAL INNERVATION OF DEVELOPING RAT SOLEUS MUSCLES, Developmental brain research, 110(1), 1998, pp. 131-134
MECHANICAL-ACTIVITY IS NECESSARY FOR THE NORMAL DEVELOPMENT OF RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE
Authors: GREENSMITH L HARDING DI MEYER M VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et al., MECHANICAL-ACTIVITY IS NECESSARY FOR THE NORMAL DEVELOPMENT OF RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE, Journal of physiology, 511P, 1998, pp. 37-38
ADULT MOTONEURONS IN TRANSGENIC MICE THAT OVEREXPRESS GAP-43 ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TO NERVE INJURY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH
Authors: HARDING DI GREENSMITH L ANDERSON PN VRBOVA G
Citation: Di. Harding et al., ADULT MOTONEURONS IN TRANSGENIC MICE THAT OVEREXPRESS GAP-43 ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TO NERVE INJURY-INDUCED CELL-DEATH, Journal of physiology, 511P, 1998, pp. 143-143
DISTURBANCES OF NEUROMUSCULAR INTERACTION MAY CONTRIBUTE TO MUSCLE WEAKNESS IN SPINAL MUSCULAR-ATROPHY
Authors: GREENSMITH L VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et G. Vrbova, DISTURBANCES OF NEUROMUSCULAR INTERACTION MAY CONTRIBUTE TO MUSCLE WEAKNESS IN SPINAL MUSCULAR-ATROPHY, Neuromuscular disorders, 7(6-7), 1997, pp. 369-372
NEONATAL PARALYSIS OF THE RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE SELECTIVELY AFFECTS MOTONEURONS FROM MORE CAUDAL SEGMENTS OF THE SPINAL-CORD
Authors: GREENSMITH L HIND A VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et al., NEONATAL PARALYSIS OF THE RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE SELECTIVELY AFFECTS MOTONEURONS FROM MORE CAUDAL SEGMENTS OF THE SPINAL-CORD, Developmental brain research, 98(2), 1997, pp. 281-286
UNINJURED MOTONEURONS TO PARTIALLY DENERVATED RAT HINDLIMB MUSCLES ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TO NERVE INJURY DURING LATE POSTNATAL-DEVELOPMENT
Authors: HARDING DI GREENSMITH L ANDERSON PN VRBOVA G
Citation: Di. Harding et al., UNINJURED MOTONEURONS TO PARTIALLY DENERVATED RAT HINDLIMB MUSCLES ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TO NERVE INJURY DURING LATE POSTNATAL-DEVELOPMENT, Journal of physiology, 501P, 1997, pp. 97-98
INDUCTION OF TRANSMITTER RELEASE AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR-JUNCTION PREVENTS MOTONEURON DEATH AFTER AXOTOMY IN NEONATAL RATS
Authors: GREENSMITH L DICK J EMANUEL AO VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et al., INDUCTION OF TRANSMITTER RELEASE AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR-JUNCTION PREVENTS MOTONEURON DEATH AFTER AXOTOMY IN NEONATAL RATS, Neuroscience, 71(1), 1996, pp. 213-220
STABILIZING NEUROMUSCULAR CONTACTS INCREASES MOTONEURON SURVIVAL AFTER NEONATAL NERVE INJURY IN RATS
Authors: HARDING DI GREENSMITH L CONNOLD AL VRBOVA G
Citation: Di. Harding et al., STABILIZING NEUROMUSCULAR CONTACTS INCREASES MOTONEURON SURVIVAL AFTER NEONATAL NERVE INJURY IN RATS, Neuroscience, 70(3), 1996, pp. 799-805
TRANSIENT DISRUPTION OF NERVE-MUSCLE INTERACTION SHORTLY AFTER BIRTH PERMANENTLY ALTERS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE
Authors: GREENSMITH L HIND AH VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et al., TRANSIENT DISRUPTION OF NERVE-MUSCLE INTERACTION SHORTLY AFTER BIRTH PERMANENTLY ALTERS THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE, Developmental brain research, 94(2), 1996, pp. 152-158
POSSIBLE STRATEGIES FOR TREATMENT OF SMA PATIENTS - A NEUROBIOLOGISTSVIEW
Authors: GREENSMITH L VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et G. Vrbova, POSSIBLE STRATEGIES FOR TREATMENT OF SMA PATIENTS - A NEUROBIOLOGISTSVIEW, Neuromuscular disorders, 5(5), 1995, pp. 359-369
BLOCKING OF NMDA RECEPTORS DURING A CRITICAL STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT REDUCES THE EFFECTS OF NERVE INJURY AT BIRTH ON MUSCLES AND MOTONEURONS
Authors: DICK J GREENSMITH L VRBOVA G
Citation: J. Dick et al., BLOCKING OF NMDA RECEPTORS DURING A CRITICAL STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT REDUCES THE EFFECTS OF NERVE INJURY AT BIRTH ON MUSCLES AND MOTONEURONS, Neuromuscular disorders, 5(5), 1995, pp. 371-382
MAGNESIUM-IONS REDUCE MOTONEURON DEATH FOLLOWING NERVE INJURY OR EXPOSURE TO N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE IN THE DEVELOPING RAT
Authors: GREENSMITH L MOONEY EC WATERS HJ HOULIHANBURNE DG LOWRIE MB
Citation: L. Greensmith et al., MAGNESIUM-IONS REDUCE MOTONEURON DEATH FOLLOWING NERVE INJURY OR EXPOSURE TO N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE IN THE DEVELOPING RAT, Neuroscience, 68(3), 1995, pp. 807-812
TRANSIENT MUSCLE PARALYSIS IN NEONATAL RATS RENDERS MOTONEURONS SUSCEPTIBLE TO N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE-INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY
Authors: GREENSMITH L SANUSI J MENTIS GZ VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et al., TRANSIENT MUSCLE PARALYSIS IN NEONATAL RATS RENDERS MOTONEURONS SUSCEPTIBLE TO N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE-INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY, Neuroscience, 64(1), 1995, pp. 109-115
EFFECT OF TRANSIENT NEONATAL MUSCLE PARALYSIS ON THE GROWTH OF SOLEUSMOTONEURONS IN THE RAT
Authors: KERAI B GREENSMITH L VRBOVA G NAVARRETE R
Citation: B. Kerai et al., EFFECT OF TRANSIENT NEONATAL MUSCLE PARALYSIS ON THE GROWTH OF SOLEUSMOTONEURONS IN THE RAT, Developmental brain research, 85(1), 1995, pp. 89-95
INDUCTION OF TRANSMITTER RELEASE AT THE MUSCULAR JUNCTION PREVENTS MOTONEURON AFTER AXOTOMY IN NEONATAL RATS
Authors: EMANUEL AO GREENSMITH L VRBOVA G
Citation: Ao. Emanuel et al., INDUCTION OF TRANSMITTER RELEASE AT THE MUSCULAR JUNCTION PREVENTS MOTONEURON AFTER AXOTOMY IN NEONATAL RATS, Journal of physiology, 487P, 1995, pp. 46-47
INCREASED LOCOMOTOR-ACTIVITY IN NEWBORN RATS CAUSES MOTONEURON DEATH
Authors: SANUSI J GREENSMITH L LOWRIE MB VRBOVA G
Citation: J. Sanusi et al., INCREASED LOCOMOTOR-ACTIVITY IN NEWBORN RATS CAUSES MOTONEURON DEATH, Journal of physiology, 483P, 1995, pp. 40-40
EFFECT OF NEONATAL NERVE INJURY ON THE EXPRESSION OF MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX ANTIGENS IN THE RAT SPINAL-CORD
Authors: GREENSMITH L NAVARRETE R
Citation: L. Greensmith et R. Navarrete, EFFECT OF NEONATAL NERVE INJURY ON THE EXPRESSION OF MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX ANTIGENS IN THE RAT SPINAL-CORD, Neurodegeneration, 3(3), 1994, pp. 235-242
NERVE INJURY INCREASES THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MOTONEURONS TO N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE-INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY IN THE DEVELOPING RAT
Authors: GREENSMITH L HASAN HI VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et al., NERVE INJURY INCREASES THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF MOTONEURONS TO N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE-INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY IN THE DEVELOPING RAT, Neuroscience, 58(4), 1994, pp. 727-733
BLOCKADE OF N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE RECEPTORS BY MK-801 (DIZOCILPINE MALEATE) RESCUES MOTONEURONS IN DEVELOPING RATS
Authors: GREENSMITH L MENTIS GZ VRBOVA G
Citation: L. Greensmith et al., BLOCKADE OF N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE RECEPTORS BY MK-801 (DIZOCILPINE MALEATE) RESCUES MOTONEURONS IN DEVELOPING RATS, Developmental brain research, 81(2), 1994, pp. 162-170
MAGNESIUM PROTECTS INJURED MOTONEURONS AGAINST NMDA-INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY IN THE RAT
Authors: MOONEY EC GREENSMITH L LOWRIE MB
Citation: Ec. Mooney et al., MAGNESIUM PROTECTS INJURED MOTONEURONS AGAINST NMDA-INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY IN THE RAT, Journal of physiology, 475P, 1994, pp. 160000152-160000153
MOTONEURONS DESTINED TO DIE ARE RESCUED BY BLOCKING N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE RECEPTORS BY MK-801
Authors: MENTIS GZ GREENSMITH L VRBOVA G
Citation: Gz. Mentis et al., MOTONEURONS DESTINED TO DIE ARE RESCUED BY BLOCKING N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE RECEPTORS BY MK-801, Neuroscience, 54(2), 1993, pp. 283-285
EFFECT OF TRANSIENT NEONATAL PARALYSIS ON SOLEUS MOTONEURON GROWTH INTHE RAT
Authors: KERAI B GREENSMITH L VRBOVA G NAVARRETE R
Citation: B. Kerai et al., EFFECT OF TRANSIENT NEONATAL PARALYSIS ON SOLEUS MOTONEURON GROWTH INTHE RAT, Journal of physiology, 467, 1993, pp. 160000111-160000111
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